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i found out that mce only currently supports a few video capture cards. &nbsp;mine isnt one of them. &nbsp;going back to xp pro for the time being i guess.<br />
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this can be closed.
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i found out that mce only currently supports a few video capture cards.  mine isnt one of them.  going back to xp pro for the time being i guess.

this can be closed.

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Just installed Win XP MCE and am having TV problems. &nbsp;Heres what im using<br />
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Via Epia 800 mobo and proc.<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;w/ integrated video, video outputs, 5.1 audio<br />
Kworld PCI capture card <br />
-im using the drivers that came w/ the hardware.<br />
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cable in coming in through my cap. card and video and sound is going out the mobo. &nbsp;in MCE through My TV when it loads I get the following error.<br />
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Video Error<br />
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Files needed to display video are missing or corrupt. Try the<br />
following steps in order:<br />
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Restart Media Center; Restart the computer; Reinstall the<br />
decoder, encoder and video driver files;. Contact technical<br />
support.<br />
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but tv comes in fine if i use WinDVDr or the basic software that came w/ my capture card. &nbsp;Why is it working fine w/ the 3rd party apps but not Windows My TV?<br />
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Just installed Win XP MCE and am having TV problems.  Heres what im using

Via Epia 800 mobo and proc.
     w/ integrated video, video outputs, 5.1 audio
Kworld PCI capture card 
-im using the drivers that came w/ the hardware.

cable in coming in through my cap. card and video and sound is going out the mobo.  in MCE through My TV when it loads I get the following error.
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Video Error

Files needed to display video are missing or corrupt. Try the
following steps in order:

Restart Media Center; Restart the computer; Reinstall the
decoder, encoder and video driver files;. Contact technical
support.
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but tv comes in fine if i use WinDVDr or the basic software that came w/ my capture card.  Why is it working fine w/ the 3rd party apps but not Windows My TV?



Window Media Center Edition decoder error

Microsoft Windows XP is the sixth release of the NT series of operating systems, and was the first to be marketed in a variety of editions: XP Home and XP Professional, designed for business and power users. The advanced features in XP Professional are generally disabled in Home Edition, but are there and can be activated. There were two 64-bit editions, an embedded edition and a tablet edition.